Well, I’ve been thinking about money more often lately. In fact, the last year in particular I’ve really been focused (in part the effect of which is the existence of this blog) on making MORE money and being more effective with it. For better or worse money is the set of “wheels” that move you [...]
You never know what can happen when you just ask for it and keep an open mind, i.e., when you’re not attached to any particular outcome.
I called my bank today with some mundane questions about one of my accounts and some interest rates. For some reason my account wasn’t receiving the posted rate and hadn’t [...]
This post will be the first part of a series of posts I’m going to write on one very amazing and overlooked book that happens to nicely express my own intuitions on moneyenergy which helped me form the idea for this site. The author is a psychologist, and no doubt explains psychological mechanisms much [...]
OK, for a few more posts I’m going to go into further detail on my ideas about moneyenergy: what it is, how to increase it, how to use it. (I’ve almost finished the book on becoming a millionaire before you’re thirty, and I might have something more to say about that, too, in a [...]
Returning to the concept or philosophy that money is energy and that money is what you trade your life energy for, doesn’t it follow that if clutter gets in the way of your life energy, that clutter also gets in the way of your potential for cashflow, and ultimately, wealthbuilding in general?
It’s intuitive, after all. [...]
Dominguez and Robin (the authors of Your Money or Your Life – see my previous post) make a good point in regard to sharpening our focus around money, that is, in regard to increasing our money consciousness. They talk about having spiritual discipline.
“Religions, ancient and modern, and the personal growth workshops of the human [...]
Does anyone remember this great definition of money from the authors of the classic book Your Money or Your Life (Joe Dominguez and Vicki Robin, 1992)?
I bought this book about four years ago, read it, quickly forgot about it. I’ve picked it up again recently by a chance browsing through my local library. [...]